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Combating reverse telnet using OpenBSD Packet Filter

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Source: "Combating reverse telnet using OpenBSD Packet Filter" - Posted by Administrator

This article is meant for those who are going to implement firewall using OpenBSD. The main purpose for this article is to protect servers (such as web, mail, dns and others) within a firewalled network.

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